I want a stroller for my ferrets. They weigh around 2 to 3lbs each. Since ferrets are escape artist are there any gaps they could squeeze out of?
43246
Yes! Having ferrets before I know they could definitely get out of these strollers in several locations.
43247
Stroller works great for my small therapy dog (7 lb) The back zips closed so there is a small gap where the zipper closes.
240952
I don't have a ferret, but suspect that since they are quite weasley, it is possible for one to get out. There are mesh vents on 3 sides which could be chewed by a ferret. I would suggest a hard cat carrier with a metal door.
1706981
I have never owned a ferret but I have had friends who did so I am familiar with their size. In my humble opinion this would be big enough. I have a very large male chinchilla. He is more wide than he is long. The very opposite of a ferret and he is able to fit through it just fine.
2155780
I. Not sure I returned this because it was very narrow, bought it for my 3 pound ferret and it seem big enough ... It is really well made though
1745678
I have cats that are much bigger then 2 little poodles. I would say there is sufficient room. I like the stroller for the no zip feature. If not send it back, but I am sure there is room.
1826185
I think a ferret could squeeze through the bars. If not able to squeeze through, they could easily climb over. My neighbor's ferret squeezed through my fence which is pretty close to the same width as this pen.
1285922
Maybe an inch. It's boxed up or I could be more exact. I'm fairly certain it would hold your ferrets ok.
701390
It might, but I believe ferrets could climb out of this enclosure. I currently use it for a rabbit. We also use the canvas base that is available to keep the floors clean. It is compact and easy to setup.
1566475
Hi. It's more a size issue than weight. Your 3 total are about 60 lbs and this stroller can handle that. If they are very long or like to stretch out, then maybe consider the XtraLarge. My 28 lb cocker loves to stretch out in the large and there is more than enough room for him and his many toys and blankets. Hope this helps!
2175116
This one would work for your 2 pugs. Ours carries our little 10 pounder.. and our little grand daughter who is 2 1/2 (29 pounds) crawls in there too. Amazing amount of room, and both sit comfortable. This stroller rides real nice, and is a breeze to push. I put a pillow in the bottom for comfort, and our little doggie sits like a queen looking out of her windows, enjoying the breeze.
587399
My pug is 24 pounds and 2 yorkies 5 pounds each had all three in the stroller and no problem. It is a little crowded for three dogs but for a short distance it works.
975357
Yes for ferrets, rats are too small :( My cat just knocked it over to get the food out
1826186
I use it for my chihuahua. I just measured the space between the bars for you. The space is 3 1/2 centimeters between almost all of the bars. However, it is just under 4 1/2 centimeters on the upper corner bar areas. This may be a consideration if your ferret can climb to the top bars. I'm not sure how small of spaces ferrets can squeeze through.
2135892
I don't think it would work for a ferret. This is big around on my five pound chihuahua, although it is good in the length.
1937986
In my opinion, I feel that this particular cage is too small for a ferret. I have 3 of these cages...one Degu in each. I feel that this cage is better suited to smaller animals.
233323
I would think not. The ramps and floors are not very strong. Works well for my gerbils, but they do knock off the ramps often. When washing, the floors fall off easy, although when attached to the tank, they seem to hold up. I do not know how much ferrets weigh, but I am sure they are much heavier than gerbils. The ramps are narrow also. I would look for something made for ferrets. Hope this helps.
701388
Not sure. We use it for rats and when left unattended have no problem climbing out. I'd think a ferret could also get out.